Rengay
Jacek Margolak
PL and Mariusz Ogryzko, PL
shades of the
sky
fording the river—
up to my knees
in clouds
spring, in the window
wiping the faded sun
silent pond
my wrinkled face
and smooth moon
the last glass of whisky
on the bottom
first rays of sunshine
sky clears up—
my wheelbarrow full of blue
together on the meadow
forget-me-nots
in bloom
Haiku
first date—
only our coats in the cloakroom
side by side
nude beach
her mud pies
so big
death anniversary
my father's handprint still
in the driveway
summer's end—
a thick fog coats
the maize field
autumn flashes—
the first light spots
in the chestnut lane
empty church
only the apostles' shadows
on the benches
night garden
in each dewdrop
the same moon
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